Hacking [Question] How to set up GBA cia's on CFW

Kaiwaters

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Im using a9lh with luma and every gba cia i install gives me an error is there something im doing wrong?
 

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The problem is very well known then, emunand isn't supported for DSiware/GBA, they can only run from sysnand (and is a waste of space, not to mention unneeded added complexity - the only reason to use an emunand, unless you know what you're doing, is for gateway)

That shouldn't be a problem then. He's using luma, which is just a slightly modified version of sysnand. Shouldn't it work?
 

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The problem is very well known then, emunand isn't supported for DSiware/GBA, they can only run from sysnand (and is a waste of space, not to mention unneeded added complexity - the only reason to use an emunand, unless you know what you're doing, is for gateway)
I've seen videos of people just installing the gba cia's onto luma just find but for some reason it wont work for me, you wouldnt happen to know why that is would you?
 

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He's using luma, which is just a slightly modified version of sysnand.
There are many inaccuracies in that statement, but most importantly Luma supports both emunand and sysnand, in fact that's the very first option preselected when you open the Luma settings!

I've seen videos of people just installing the gba cia's onto luma just find but for some reason it wont work for me, you wouldnt happen to know why that is would you?
They were installed on sysnand...
 

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